Investments fixed assets companies, SIC'93 2000-2008
| Sectors/branches (SIC'93) | Periods | Investments in ownership Total (mln euro) | Investments in ownership Financial lease (mln euro) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 34 Manufacture of motor vehicles | 2008 | 222.8 | . |
| 341 Manufacture of motor vehicles | 2008 | 136.7 | . |
| 3410 Manufacture of motor vehicles | 2008 | 136.7 | . |
| 343 Man. of parts for motor vehicles | 2008 | 54.0 | . |
| 3430 Man. of parts for motor vehicles | 2008 | 54.0 | . |
| 50 Sale and repair of motor vehicles | 2008 | 835.9 | . |
| 501 Sale of motor vehicles | 2008 | 607.3 | . |
| 5010 Sale of motor vehicles | 2008 | 607.3 | . |
| 712 Renting of motor vehicles (not ... | 2008 | 318.5 | . |
| Source: CBS. | |||
Table explanation
This table shows data of realised investments in tangible fixed assets by
companies. A distinction is made between investments acquired in ownership
(including financial lease) and investments on the basis of operational
lease or hire. Further distinctions are made by type of asset, and between
new and used assets. The table also shows data of disinvestments.
The data are broken down by activity according to the Standard Industrial
Classification (SIC) of Statistics Netherlands.
Data available from: 2000.
Status of the figures:
All data are definite.
Changes as of 4 November 2010:
All data are definite.
When will new figures be published?
This table has been stopped because of the switch to the Standard Industrial Classification 2008.
Description topics
- Investments in ownership
- Acquisition in ownership of new and used tangible fixed assets which:
- become operational in the year under review
- are used for longer than one year
- are acquired through purchase, hire purchase, financial lease or are
self-manufactured, (excluding operational lease)- Total
- Financial lease
- The part of the investments acquired in ownership which are acquired by
financial lease.
Financial lease (and hire purchase) is a binding contract for the
financing of tangible fixed assets. The term of the contract is usually
as long as the economic working life of the asset.
During this period the purchase value of the asset, increased by costs,
is paid in instalments. The leasing party is the economic owner of the
leased product.